Hello guys!!!I wanted to ask which is the most efficient framework for JavaScript and when should I start learning it?
What do you mean by most efficient?
I meant most useful.
For what? There are lots of frameworks that do lots of different things
I’d like to expand on this.
JavaScript is just a language, which is just a tool to tell the computer to do “things”.
A framework is pre-written code that uses your JavaScript a specific way to accomplish specific tasks faster.
So “efficiency” and “usefulness” end up being relative to what tasks you want to accomplish.
JavaScript normally is used in 2 specific domains:
- browsers - via front-end frameworks
- servers - via nodejs
In these 2 domains, you get a large number of options and offshoots.
browser/client-side frameworks:
- React, Angular, Vue,
Server-side/nodejs frameworks:
- express/deno
However each of these options can be expanded upon and present their own choices.
Hello!
Followed-up question.
I know a little bit of Python, and rightnow it helps me with learning JS.
Lets imagine I know React.
If I will need to switch to Angular, knowledge of React will be helpful???
Any general advices about learning new frameworks?
Yes, all three of the major client-side frameworks have overlapping ideas and concepts, along with the same underlying languages (all are based on JavaScript, or TypeScript, which is based on JavaScript)
I’d open a new thread and re-ask this question, as to not pollute this one
I think I’ll do it, but maybe first I will prepare more specific questions/thoughts.
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